Vilma Jackson (she/her) is an award-winning deaf performance artist working across art forms including film, stage, television, music video and theatre.
British-Malaysian composer Jasmin Kent Rodgman (she/her) brings together contemporary classical, electronica and sound design to create powerful soundscapes and musical identities.
Aaron Gabriel (they/them) is a composer and theater artist who has written music and lyrics 30+ original productions focussing on telling the stories of the LGBTQIA and disability communities.
Kymani (she/they) is a Twin-Cities based generative theater artist, dancer, musician, and activist, currently creating a one-person show, Peaches & Pickles: Perspective is Suspect.
Garrett Schumann (he/him) is a composer, scholar, and music writer who has been published by The New York Times, Grove Music, Chamber Music, and VAN Magazine.
Zygmund de Somogyi (they/he) is a composer and performer exploring the boundaries between genres, as well as artistic director of music magazine PRXLUDES.
Yaz Lancaster (they/them) is a transdisciplinary artist focused on relational aesthetics, collage, and liberatory politics. They love chess, horror movies, and trills.
Tracy Monaghan (she/her) is a PhD student in Musicology whose work focuses on issues of race, gender, and musical appropriation in 20th- and 21st-century opera. She is a soprano and an avid performer...
Vanessa Ague (she/her) is a violinist and writer who runs the experimental music blog, The Road to Sound, and writes for Bandcamp Daily, The Wire, Pitchfork, and the Quietus, among others. She is a re...
Vanessa Rose (she/her) has been the Executive Director of ACF since 2019. She leads transformation with organizations and artists dedicated to living creators.
Tristan McKay (he/him) is a pianist, visual artist, and scholar based in NYC. His research interests include semiotics and graphic notations, and he teaches at SUNY New Paltz. Tristan plays ice hockey...
JUNO-winning composer Vivian Fung (she/her) has a talent for combining idiosyncratic textures and styles into large-scale works, reflecting her multicultural background.
Cellist and photographer Titilayo Ayangade (she/her) advocates for total inclusivity in classical music, forging new paths in performance and visual storytelling.